Start Date:

Sep 15th, 2026

Overview:

AmeriCorps members serve communities by addressing critical needs like academic achievement, youth mentoring, and disaster preparedness. As a 4-H AmeriCorps member, you'll provide direct service by implementing STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) programs through camps and in-school/out-of-school enrichment activities. This role is ideal for gap year students, stay-at-home parents, college students, or anyone seeking flexible service and professional development opportunities.

Primary Responsibilities:

Host STEM based day camps Assist annual Farm to Table event Assist at Fair working with youth and video production team to educate the public attending on where their food comes from. Attend monthly AmeriCorps resource meetings. Engage five volunteers in program activities. Manage program supplies and equipment. Collect data for program evaluation, including attendance and youth assessments. Submit reports such as timesheets, program evaluations, and activity logs. Attend AmeriCorps orientation and training during the first week of service. Participate in two AmeriCorps National Service projects. Develop and maintain community partnerships with the host site. Promote activities through flyers, social media, or presentations. Communicate regularly with the Site Supervisor and Program Director.

Non-Essential Functions:

Select professional development training relevant to personal growth. Plan and lead service projects with youth and community members. Develop STEAM curriculum. Attend trainings as requested. Support host site staff and engage in community activities. Serve as a 4-H leader or event volunteer.

Qualifications:

17+ years old U.S. citizen, national, or lawful permanent resident High school diploma/GED Eligible under the National Service Criminal History Check Able to travel for AmeriCorps and site training and service Outgoing and comfortable working with youth, adults, and volunteers Self-motivated, independent, and professional Previous teaching or instructional experience is preferred

Benefits:

Living Allowance:

$23,700.00 (paid bi-weekly in $775.00 allotments)

Segal Education Award:

$7,395.00 upon successful completion Professional development training and hands-on experience

Service Terms:

1700 total service hours over 16 weeks 35-37 hours per week Monday to Friday Must wear AmeriCorps gear while serving Valid driver's license and access to a reliable vehicle

Service Counties:

Teton to join AmeriCorps and make a lasting impact in your community!

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Pay:

$23,700.00 per year

Benefits:

Employee assistance program Professional development assistance Ability to

Commute:

Teton, ID (Required) Ability to

Relocate:

Teton, ID:

Relocate before starting work (Required)

Work Location:

In person